Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-05-29

q delightful tW7 boars' trip WAs en-
isysd. Upon tbsiF Ee4aEn the paFty ed
| t3afned 20 the FesiAence Of Mrs. q d.
Lewis, where dsncing vas IN order til
about midnight. Thoss psFtieipztina
we're, Mrs. Terry, the Misses Jones.
strive, Terry, Hsnry. 5paFiinG. Emery,
James and FuFtb. MsesFs. H0yt, Pslly,
strout, Z. 8 Terry, o. II. Preston,
Hoag and Collins.
Z. n. @. A. EsTEKTArxMKxT.
About @ hundred people assembled Of
the entertainment given By the shove
mentioned association on Tuesday
evening last. After . short programme
OF vocal and Instrumental musie, those
present proceeded 10 tbs gymaasi1m 10
witness trapezs asd bar exercises By
Mesers. spenoeF, MeIntiFe end Chick.
Mr.. Barueh afterward gave an excel
lent exhibition Of midas elab swinging.
Later en- Ia the evening refreshments
we're served, which we're m1sh enjoyed
By all IN attendance.
BTETHDGY sUsPETsz.
The Womaa's Relief Corps. Stevens
Post. O. A. r.. rendered . surprise visit
IN Saturday, the 2lst Of Msy, 70 Mrs.
o. z. Byvater, 81 her residence. corner
Of Main and Hyde streets, the occasion
b ing the anniversary of the lady's
birthday. She wss presented by the
ladies With an elegant ebasdalieF lang
and hand mirror, u recognition OF the
day, aud the afternoon vas spent 10 Q
most enjoyable manner. Those present
we're; hesdamss H~Friek. Frederick,
Sheaher, Sp8aldine. Ksene. Alexander.
ksnyons kilae, Nelson, BoReFs, Dash
srm, ChFistenseB, keitzs, Homes. JONES'.
Hsuson, whaley, Gardner, Robbins,
Pinekney, Manning. Burke. Milford,
Tyler, Miss 2. Whaley aAd Miss Beta.
ono. 9. KNOTT.
II We are NOT greatly mistaken play
Roers will hail With delight the arrival
Of those clever artists, the Knights. We
have had TRAGEDY, meIodFsma and the
society play. People have wept over
pathetic aitu8tioEs and are last In the
mood nsu for something that will excite
their disabilities. II she ladies must
bring ous their mHehofrs. they want 20
do u for the purpOse Of hiding Smiles
| and MOI to dash away tears. We know
Of no one who can all this want better
than Geo. B. KniQht and his estimable
wife. Men who have been worrying
over railroad building, block moving or
bargaining for lots, Will on Tuesday
and Wednesday evening next have an
excellent opportunity to lay aside care
sns give themselves up to two or three
hours Of solid amusement. The knights
are great fun makers, and it will be
found that from fret to last there
u not dull moment during their per
foFmances. "OveF the Garden Wall" il
aKoruoiatinRly fanny and probably has
provoked a. much merFiment as any
comedy or farce nov on the boards
The Supporting company Is a stFoRe
one, the sets Of scenery full, ard the
performances are certain to 90 of with
a snap and finish that Vill make then
thoroughly enjoyable. We bslievs sul
people vill derive as mach satisfaction
from the plays this week as from any
that have been given here this year
, and for this reason IL Is safe to predict
, full hOases on both evenings. Here il
what the Morning Journal of New YOrl
says Of the Tuesday night bill: II
used to be said Of Mr.. George s. Kuigh
that be was by all odds the most artistic
Of What we're technically known as ID,
Daieh comedians. He has not Lost lhiI
reputation, thouRh Something of il VA
FILTERED away on poor pieces. "Ove
, the Garden Wall, which q couple o.
seasons ago played 20 immense bnsinss
AZ the Fifth Avenue Theatre, was pro
ouced by MIR. aud Mrs. knight las
evening, and proved 10 be so much bet
ter play than when first seen her,
that, &c any rate, the stars must be con
Rratulsted for their good sense In hav
ing perosived their own weaknesses
and Supplying much good material 4
strengthen the piece. "OVer the Gar
den Wall'' is certainly bstter evening"
entertainment than ever it vas before
Mrs. Knieht, who used to be known a
Sophia Worrell. and whe has all be-
life been 4 clever actress. vies With bel
husband Ia characteristic power Of en-
tsrtainment, and the company entei
With q great deal Of spirit into thei
fun"
DECORATION OF GRAVES.
10 connection With the memorial sx
srcises tomorrow. the graves Of the fol
lowing heroes will be decorated; Il
the Masonic CemetsTY-P. =. Esterly
Geo. II. HodSden. John Wilson, O. Il
Dunlap. John MiekeB, Jalius W. Smith
A. f. Alden, John n. Kollock, Jobs
Lobshsr, Thomas Powers, John Denny
James 4. Williamson, Major whittIe
aey, EdSAFd Teuney, W. ID. Stevens
joan ID. REYNOLDS; in the Odd Fellows
Cemetery Captain Bailey and E. Ga
sits.
SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC.
The Sunday Schools of the the three
Methodist Episcopal Churches os this
city will participate ia a picnic 90 stack
Junction on ) tuFday next ever Oh =
Puget Sound Shore Railroad. The
party will return TO Kent for dinner.
Six passenger coaches have been aecaE
ed for the occasion from abe Northern
Pacif Railroad. This will be the first
excursion over this road.
Nese.. PerssaaI aad etheFwise.
Mrs. O. II Parker 10 In the city.
E.A. Light, Of steilaeoom, is in the
city.
IT,. Miner left for Portland on Fri
day.
O. Hartford returned TO Seattle last
evening.
Dr.. q. W. Price arrived IN The city
yesterday.
John KiBslb. Of CouPsvills. vas in
the eity Tuesday.
Fred Z Sander and wife lefI for she
East last Wednesday.
Mrs. A. n. YoaRg is visiting Mrs.
Packard Of Snohomish.
Grittith Dawes leaves for the Z ,st the
latter part OF the week.
A.E MeCalsky Of Pof,isnd is regis
tered ~ the Oseideutsl
| T. ]. Doran Ieft fer Est Maohiss.
Maine, last rharsdsy morniFg.
@ Morris Halter u expected on the
& der. which oil sFrive Tuesday.
Rev. A. J. Hanson Is expscled to
/ arrive u Seattle tomorrow evening.
IA. A. March. a farmer OF Fi1aigo
Island. wAs IN town last Wednesday.
Mrs rOole. % PORT Gamble. 10 visiting
at the rvs deuee % Mrs. David q Imore.
Frank J. Parker. % the WAila Walla
Ssafrspsrs. visited teis city ressntly.
MIR. Richard :. Cox. Ir.. is doing q
thrivtrc bnsfaezs 10 the real estate
hrs 10 Illinois. He recently sold l1ss
"a Co.'s Addition - aAiesbars ARnre
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